| 英文摘要 |
the distribution of security obligations and related civil liabilities of the organizers of sport and recreation activities in primary and secondary schools, directly involves articles 1199-1201, article 1173 and article 1176 of the Civil Code of PRC according to the civil capacity of students and the source of infringement. The research on this topic needs to strengthen basic theories of law, classified discussion and legislative review. In order to avoid the fragmentation and generality of this knowledge, it is necessary to use a holistic view to classify these articles. In the context of school sports activities under the background of new sports law, article 1199 should emphasize reasonable protection obligation of educational institutions for persons without civil capacity; and article 1200 shall emphasize the obligations of education, management and necessary service to students with limited capacity for civil conduct. Whether the management responsibility in legal interpretation can include the protection obligation and service obligation is worthy to further discuss. The application of Article 1173 should comply with logic, practical experience, and basic justice. The correct application of article 1200 involves the understanding of article 1176 (1) ''willing acceptance of risk'', which should be strictly grasped the three required elements of the doctrine,with a negative understanding ''everyone is the first responsible person for his own safety'', and find out the truth from the level of facts of cases.Minors usually do not have the subjective and objective conditions to apply the principle of ''willing acceptance of risk''. Therefore, in determining the ''willing acceptance of risk'' by individuals with limited capacity for civil conduct, the focus should be on investigating whether there is a fact of ''willingness to accept risk'', and requiring the defendant to bear strict burden of proof in accordance with the rules of burden of proof. If students are directly injured due to the behavior of a third party outside the school in sport and recreation activities of primary and secondary schools, and the school shall bear the necessary supplementary liability for compensation, if it fails to fulfill its reasonable security obligations and has a causal relationship with such injuries. |